Automatic Chicken Feeders with Treadle,27 LB Galvanized Steel Poultry Feeder No Waste,Rat Proof Chicken Feeder with 10 Chickens -11 Days

Features

• 12.2 kg Large Capacity: This auto chicken feeder can feed 10 hens for about 11 days. Great for hens, ducks, rabbits, bantams, poultry, pheasants, etc. Not suitable for chicks.
• 27 lbs Large Capacity: This auto chicken feeder can feed 10 hens for about 11 days. Great for hens, duck, rabbits, bantams, poultry, pheasants, etc. Not suitable for chicks.
• Premium Galvanised Material: This metal auto-rat-proof chicken feeder is constructed with high-quality galvanised steel to withstand extreme outdoor conditions. It is durable, rainproof, and rust-protected, keeping the feed clean and fresh.
• Premium Galvanized Material: This metal auto rat proof chicken feeder is constructed with high-quality galvanized steel to withstand extreme outdoor conditions. It is durable, rain-proof, and rust protection, keeping the feed clean and fresh.
• Feed Protection: Designed with a magnetic lock, our treadle chicken feeder keeps rats, rodent, birds and other wild animals away from the feed. Saves your feed and no waste.
• Feed Protection: Designed with a magnetic lock, our treadle chicken feeder keeps rats, rodents, birds and other wild animals away from the feed. Saves your feed and has no waste.
• Weight-Sensitive Pedal: Automatic chicken feeder, Hens Step onto the pedal to access food. Leave the pedal to close the lid.Note: About 2 months old chickens can open the lid.
• Weight-Sensitive Pedal: Automatic chicken feeder. Hens Step onto the pedal to access food. Leave the pedal to close the lid. Note: About 2-month-old chickens can open the lid.
• Easy Adaptation: The chicken feed has a Three-level position for your chickens to gradually get used to it. The side protection plates guide them to the correct feeding position, reducing training costs.
• Easy Adaptation: The chicken feed has Three-level position for your chickens to gradually get used to it. The side protection plates guide them to the correct feeding position, reducing training costs.